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Stone Age humans had unexpectedly advanced medical knowledge, new discovery suggests

Stone Age humans had unexpectedly advanced medical knowledge, new discovery suggests
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The earliest amputation took place 31,000 years ago and the Stone Age patient miraculously survived

The earliest amputation took place 31,000 years ago and the Stone Age patient miraculously survived
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Rock art detection via machine learning model breakthrough

Rock art detection via machine learning model breakthrough
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Griffith University: Rock art detection via machine learning model a breakthrough

Researchers have developed a way to detect the presence of rock art in remote, hard-to-reach areas in Australia’s rugged landscapes using Machine Learning (ML) methods. Co-led by Dr Andrea Jalandoni, a digital archaeologist from Griffith University’s

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Julianne Schultz in conversation with Cassie McCullagh

Eventbrite - Roaring Stories Bookshop Balmain presents Julianne Schultz in conversation with Cassie McCullagh - Tuesday, 22 March 2022 at The Royal Oak Balmain, Balmain, NSW. Find event and ticket information.

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